Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Donald Burrosflg Francis Canlon, Andrew Cohhf? John Costellof I-'rank Dztwson, Herbert Dawson, juliztn Lehrltauptil' Alf Mathiesenf Sebastian Pasquale, Melville Reeder, Lewis Sianifff Raymond Spivak, Paul YVuest. +XVar Diploma. Our Serv kcmm Other members of 1945 whom we know to have joined the services belore graduation include: Ernest Bauerle Charles Fraser Allen Beyer Maurice Kerr George Connelly Richard Koski Joseph Daly Frank Pztstore Dominic Diodalo Louis Spzuner XVC were unable to trace others who lelt prior to this year. Since graduation, many January '45's have entered the Services. XVC are sorry that press deadlines and lack of communication have prevented a more complete listing. Of all our soldiers and sailors, present and future, we are proud, and wish them much good luck.

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,IOHN WESSNLXX Tratlic Marshal 1, Patrol 2. Pool 21 Block C g Section Room Of- lieer l: Swimming Team 35 Cheer-Leading Squad 2. Alllllhlfli Forty-Firer lor the .-Xrnir Air Corps. j.-XNEI' WESTBR OK Honor Roll '53 r' N rshal l. Patrol l. Lui ooi . Year- bookq Yiclor .o J See Clary to Mis. anno l, to Miss Si- pf lg B' ogy Honor So- ' 4g ' uh Riding lg ckes . Cl can 'lub l' rent' A ts Ch 2 l len- 1 sper to em uke Un' ersiti. VICTOR XYICHTNIAN Honor Holl 8: Band lg Bicycle Club l. Honest Abe has no plans, at least none he's divulging at the moment. lf. ul Lll.l.l.kN XVILLI.-XMS Lunehroom Marshal lg Spanish Club I: Choir 23 Lost and Found Oflire l. Lillian will be planning the nu- tritional ialues ol' peoples' meals, JUNE 1945 I . N Hono oll unchr a Sha 3 ' 2 y s Mod 'n a nge qua l, Biolo t Hone 'maj 43 ' ir 5' S nmin g B: 'et- lg 1 n x lg Spanish .lub Ten is . College will ela in lris lor four years. R ANN WOOD LllllC'l1l'0Oll1 Marshal l. Dolly's name will soon appear as ri by-line ol a front-page story. JANE .511 Honor Roll , ' IC Marshal l. Pat ul I' . 1 ic mom lg Year- bookg ' ta Mtn Biology Of. life 1 lrshal 2: junior Mars l , c'etar I: Riding 23 xy rg 39 .unior Life- f hinge So g oll all I. wo, ree, four. one- 3 ie c .ss con i ues to march nn- der the diruion of Woody, the new Health lid. teacher. EUNICEO YURKEXX Yearbook: Bowling 35 Swinnning l. liunie will become an ollicc worker after graduation. RICHARD BELL Deutscher Ve'eil 2. After goin I college. Ding- llougu wtf a gcgyxjolm. I l .Gt Sl

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lass Eelebrifies HAVE DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS - Louis Gianvito, Barbara Kashavsky, Donald Davenport, Berniece Baumann MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED -Harold Hunter, Audrey Munce, Donald Davenport, Berniece Baumann MOST MUSICAL - Karl Y'Veiss, Carol Englebry, Raymond Trismen, June Owens BEST DANCERS - Karl Nveiss, Marie D'Acunto, Curwood LeJeune, Clare Meehan CLASS ATHLETES - Harold Hunter, Marilyn Caines, Eugene Burns, Phyllis Freeman LITERARY LIGHTS - Fred Halperin, Grace Dillingham, Victor Wightman, Patricia Dittmar GENIUSES - Bernard Kalmanson, Grace Dillingham, Ira Siegler, Barbara Kinsey BEST-LOOKING - Donald Rowan, Barbara Kashavsky, John Dukas, Jacqueline Tingaud ORATORS - Joseph Berman, Joyce Graves, Vincent Baxter, Frances Suffness MOST MODEST - Charles Bennett, Hilda Reimann, John Knudson, Ann Watters MOST DIGNIFIED - Robert Killin, Lenore Lippman, Nikolaus Serkes, Phyllis A Tompkins BEST-DRESSED - Daniel Cantor, Audrey Munce, John Wessman, Phyllis Tompkins MOST POPULAR F- Louis Gianvito, Barbara Kashavsky, Eugene Burns, Berniece Baumann MOST AMBITIOUS - Louis Gianvito, Joyce Graves, Donald Davenport, May Christie BEST-NATU-RED -- Theodore Jurkops, Joy Beasley, Allonse Belfatto, Jane Woodhead MOST STUDIOUS - Bernard Kalmanson, Marion Cupo, Ira Siegler, Patricia Dittmar CHATTERBOXES - George Esposito, Claire Baylor, Edward Flanagan, Florence Kalldin XVITTIEST - George Esposito, Beatrice Renschler, John Wessman, Florence Kalldin CLASS ARTISTS - Norman Berge, Elizabeth Goesle, Sabin Mancini, Patricia Leason A 83 8